Chic boutique with all fashion hand selected by the owner. Everything was so well crafted. I loved…read moreit!

I love this store. It's so unique and special. I had gotten myself and my friend matching rings…read morethat I have gotten so many compliments. The boots and shoes are one of a kind and they stay up with the latest trends. The girls are sweet and very helpful. The owner April is amazing and she is devoted to making sure Boulder has top iconic pieces. Check it out next time your in town

Love the shop, the selection and customer service. I've stopped by this place a fair share of times…read morebecause I grab coffee right next door/study there. Was put onto this place because I wanted someone trustful to hem a pair of raw denim for me. Owner ended up doing it for free since I picked up another pair of katos. They offer a variety of mens wear/fine goods that will last you longer than your average $5 shirt. If you're looking for quality brands for raw denim, shirts, accessories, etc - this is the place to stop by. The staff is pretty helpful too, offer sizing help and made some good recommendations based on the style of jeans I asked to try on. Overall: should definitely check the place out to find something you probably wouldnt be put onto at your local fast-fashion retailers. Support Denver small business!

Cool spot. Was in town for the weekend and stopped by for some quality raw selvedge denim…read more Dope experience, thanks for that.

I had some beautiful navy blue english wool slacks made for me here. They broke perfectly on the…read moretop of my pants like good dress pants should. Draping just right. The fabric was terrific. I also commisioned some long staple egyptian cotton dress shirts. He carefully measured them and they fit perfectly. Satorial bliss. Of course, they must be ironed. I actually enjoy making perfectly ironed pleats I am not your typical clientele for such a store. I had to use my tax refund for such luxurious good looking attire. I remember in the 70s paying $40 a shirt here. $125 for slacks. My have times changed. That would barely pay for a tie these days. Still the shirt broker is much more affordable than a lot of bespoke shops. If you can't afford it don't shop there instead of carping. Or save up. A behaviour quite foreign to todays generation.

I hate to give a bad review to any custom clothing shop in Denver because there are so very few to…read morechoose from. At this point I've tried just about all of the establishments I felt were worth trying. Unfortunately, of all the places I've tried, this place comes in last. First of all they outsource their shirt making to Chinese company! I did find this out up front but I figured I'd give it a shot any way. They have an unimpressive selection of "standard" fabrics that start at around $150 but they stipulate a 3 shirt minimum. I ended up ordering 2 made to measure from their higher quality shirts with no minimum at $300+ a piece which isn't outrageous for a quality garment. Sadly the final product was anyting but quality. Turns out there's nothing more disappointing than paying 300 bucks for a shirt with a tag that says "made in China". To top it off the finished shirts had fused cuffs and collars and no split yoke. For the uninformed, those aren't quality attributes. The fit of the shirt was actually pretty good and was the only redeeming factor. The cuffs were 2 inches too big but fixable. When they took initial measurements I asked for a shirt that was short enough that I could wear untucked. An easy enough request for every other shirt maker I've worked with. Unfortunately they didn't compensate and lengthen the rise of the side of the shirt when shortening the overall length. What I ended up with was 600 dollars in shirts that looked ridiculous untucked, yet the sides weren't long enough to tuck in. When I asked what it would take to make it right I was basically told I could buy two more shirts. So instead of just redoing the shirts their remedy was to add a couple "patches" to the sides of the shirts so they will stay tucked in. Now at least they're wearable but it's pretty shoddy work at the price point. To top it off this whole ordeal took over three months to complete. I did give two stars because the shirt did fit pretty good but I just can't recommend this place. With places in China like www.jantzentailor.com that sell made to measure shirts for around 50 bucks there's really no reason to pay someone here in town an extra 100 to 250 bucks to take your measurements. After spending quite a bit of money trying out a handful of places around town I can make the following recommendations. At Concord Custom Shop and Tailor in Cherry Creek (303-399-0557) you can get quality made to measure shirts that are made in the USA starting at $150 to $200 with no minimum I believe. At about the $300 price point, at Andrisen Morton in Cherry Creek (303-377-8488) you can get very nice Omega shirts which are made in Canada or for a little more they also offer Hamilton shirts which are very nice and made here in the USA. Ask for Bob. He's the man. For the very discerning gentleman and clothing connoisseur Evan DeLaney (www.evandelaney.com) will come to your home or office and offers true custom hand made shirts that range anywhere from $350 on up. He also offers a made to measure line that starts under $200 I believe.

The people are amazing. They can fit my size 14 (narrow) Father in law - and the salesperson…read more(Brooke) could tell the wrong pair by the way he walks in them even before he was done trying them on. They are always happy to help and truly passionate about shoes. Love it.

This is actually the Broomfield location I am reviewing, but close enough. Called yesterday for the…read morecost of a full resole on a pair of boots. $80.00. Sounded good. Went in today to drop off the boots. $110. A classic bait and switch, which is illegal. No offer to honor the quote or even meet me halfway and I was in a bind and had no time to shop around. So for $30 more they not only get this bad review, but I will not do business with them in the future. Neither should you.

My mom and I were greeted warmly as soon as we walked in the door. Store is clean and organized…read more Great selection of men's clothes. Next time I will shop for myself and check out the ladies section.

Great selection of work boots. Only 3 stars because they follow you around and it's awkward and…read moreuncomfortable when all I'm doing is trying on shoes/boots. I don't know if they believe that's good customer service, but I can assure you that I don't need anyone awkwardly watching me.

Beautiful little boutique downtown Louisville. They…read morespecialize in unique European designer shoes. Those shoes are a little on the expensive side but so beautiful and original that it's totally worth it. They also have a nice selection of handbags and accessories such as jewelry. If you need a stylish pair of shoes, My Saving Grace is the place to go!

Love this place! Not just for the shoes but also the many accessories. Friendly staff that are very…read morehelpful. Love to check in regularly to see what is new!

Best place to get Nike SBs! Great selection of all shoes like Vans too! I buy hats and shirts here…read moretoo because the designs are really well done and put on quality garments. Definitely go by the shop if you wanna find stuff you won't find on shelves elsewhere -- a hidden gem of Boulder!!

I just returned from Installation after my first visit. I have never reviewed anything in my life,…read moreregardless of the incentive. I have to say this was the most incredible shoe shopping experience for my 12 year old son , as well as myself. The young man helping us, Dio, was amazing. He not only connected with me, (50 year old lady) he also connected with my son. He pulled out no less than 15 pairs of shoes to make sure my son got what he wanted. He was honest with the durability, the size and truly seemed interested in both mine and my son's needs. The store has some really cool stuff and is now one of my favorite stores in Boulder. Thank you! Teri S. Happy Customer!

I had been looking for a smaller bag in a lighter color for summer and had not found one in my…read moreusual first choice locations. I even looked online at REI where there would be a collection to choose from different brands. Many, I had already seen and were not exactly right or if promising, they were out of stock. But the last time I bought a bag sight unseen, at a great clearance price from Athleta, it was smaller than needed. When I saw a bag online with good dimensions and good colors and I knew that we had an Arc'teryx store on Pearl, I called them. I have owned their branded fleece in the past and remembered that it had great quality features. I was told what bag colors were in stock, so I got a ride down to look. I chose the mallow (lavender, very summery) color and the price was right so I bought it. A nice feature it has, as a cross body style, is a narrower strap than my winter one. This makes it all the more comfortable when it is worn directly on a summer shirt. My other bag is much more comfortable over a coat. The store was beautiful and well staffed. They even have some specialized laundering machines behind a wall of glass. If you buy a down or Gor-tex jacket from them, they will launder it for free. That sounds like a great service. Sadly none of my down jackets are theirs. Luckily I have no problem laundering our Gortex jackets (also not their brand) but I will take that into account when replacing jackets in the future. I have a brand that fits me and that is always my first criteria.

Arc'teryx Downtown Boulder Store - Disappointing Experience with Their Repair Promise…read more I recently visited the downtown Boulder Arc'teryx location with my $90 lightweight long sleeve shirt, hoping to get a small collar stitch repaired. I had purchased this shirt with the understanding that Arc'teryx stood by repairs for their products--but left the store feeling let down by both the service and their warranty policy. My shirt developed a loose thread in the collar after coming out of the wash. I figured it would be an easy, straightforward fix, so I brought it back to the store. The employees seemed unsure about store procedures and explained I had two repair "options": Mail it off to their repair facility (estimated 6-8 week wait)--a solution I was fine with. Receive a store voucher to put towards a replacement, which would be emailed after 30-90 minutes. I said the voucher was fine and left to grab a coffee. Not long after, I got a call from the associate letting me know I suddenly wasn't eligible for a voucher or repair at all because I'd cut off the three-inch-long white side tag. She explained, in a condescending manner, that removing the tag voids the warranty. For clarity: this tag is attached with a small, easily-removable piece of fabric (a common industry practice precisely so customers can remove the tag without harming the garment). I bought this shirt about six months ago and, like most people, didn't want a long nylon tag sticking out of the hem, so of course it's no longer there. It was honestly frustrating to be told that removing such an intrusive tag disqualified me from any warranty help--especially for a clearly minor manufacturer flaw like an unfinished thread. Overall, I was extremely disappointed: The employees didn't really know their store policies, and what should have been a small fix turned into a hassle. The "repair guarantee" is misleading--if you cut off a tag, you lose eligibility for both repair and any compensation, regardless of whether the damage is a manufacturing defect. At this price point, I expect reliable customer service and a real commitment to standing by your products. Needless to say, I'll be looking elsewhere for quality gear. The service and policies here just aren't trustworthy enough for me to shop with Arc'teryx again.